1654 WESTMINSTER ASSEMBLY The Divine Right of the Gospel-Ministry. Rare Radical Presbyterians on the Confession. Presbyterian John Cotton (minister)

John Cotton (minister)

no supposing that either party has a secrete meaning he does not express

famed disciple and lover [or victim] of Sangharakshita

The present belonged to Lydia Lathrop

1654 WESTMINSTER ASSEMBLY The Divine Right of the Gospel-Ministry. Rare Radical Presbyterians on the Confession. Presbyterian John Cotton (minister)Perhaps the most significant articulation of the radical Presbyterianism of the branches of the Westminster Assembly Roger Williams and others found themselves resisting, and leading to the emigration of many Congregationalists, Baptists, and moderate Presbyterian divines to America. Because of the gag order against publishing debated points during the crafting of the Confession by the Westminster Assembly, it was published anonymously. Thus the work